re: WWL Radio believes host Seth Dunlap sent homophobic tweet; Lawyer says 'false'

And I don’t care enough to give you link but all that extra stuff you said sounds like Adam Shiff crappola. Network appliance. holy shite

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tweet came from Dunlap's own cell phone

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The IP address is just one data point, and your IP address almost certainly changes over time. It doesn't uniquely identify your computer / phone.

Beyond IP, you also have the User Agent String, which tells a site about your device and browser capability. It's also not unique to you, but it tends not to change. If you want to see which of a dozen or so people with access to something actually did something, and you know what devices they use, User Agent String is at least as useful as IP... probably more so.

Likable people can do really really dumb things

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Of the two of us, you are way more tied into the story based on the homosexuality aspect.

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Eh, you are political-jargon-guy and it’s all over this thread, as well as the last one. You’re pretty easy to pen.

I don’t see things through those lenses and I can guarantee your opinions don’t bother me, as I don’t fall within any “party”.

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I like to give people the benefit of the doubt, especially people I like. I really didn’t think he would be stupid enough to fake it. Its way to easy to trace. I knew the minute I read it they’d 100% be able to find the sender.

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I with you. I even sent Seth a DM on Twitter supporting him, only because I’ve met him and had no clue he was gay, I still didn’t even care after all this came out.

But Now I feel like a dumbass and want to take my message back.

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Likable people can do really really dumb things

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Absolutely. Im just being honest. I think it’s human nature to naturally think that way.

It’s not a coincidence that the people who called him a liar also still openly use the word f@g. Goes both ways. Not sure how much thought actually went into thinking it was actually made up.

I did LOL with that post.

You had the right call with VPN.

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What he wrote about Brees would not have been out of the ordinary on its own, especially so in today’s social culture.

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What Brees did was not anti-gay in the least. Brees went out of his way to address it directly, and Dunlap effectively dismissed Brees and used him to go on an emotional diatribe about how being gay has been tough. In hindsight, it's highly likely that those stories were fake as well.

Not only were they probably fake, it's looking like he did this so that he could raise awareness about his homosexuality in a contrived effort to extort money. That's a very large premeditated act. And, we are talking about a ton of money.

But, I only have that opinion because I'm a homophobe.